Illustrative imageWarehouses and industrial units
Warehouse epoxy flooring in Sydney
Dust-sealed, cleanable warehouse floors with clear line marking, planned around forklifts, racking and shutdown windows.
Large slabs, practical decisions
Warehouse slabs often have saw-cut joints, forklift wear, oil contamination and patch repairs from earlier tenants. Each affects preparation and the system choice.
We review how the floor is used - forklift type, loads, cleaning, chemicals - and recommend a coating thickness and finish accordingly.
What is involved
- Large-area grinding with dust extraction
- Joint and crack treatment
- Solid colour systems in practical tones
- Walkway, bay and hazard line marking
- Staged areas to keep operations running
- Handover and maintenance guidance
Things to plan for
Illustrative imageForklift and racking
Heavy point loads and turning wheels need a suitable system build. Racking may need to be worked around or relocated.
Joints
Moving joints are treated differently to static cracks so the coating does not crack along them.
Staging
Large floors can be completed in zones with cure time planned between them.
What details matter for a warehouse quote?
Operational details help identify suitable preparation, joint treatment and staging.
See how we assess and prepare slabs, then send your project details.
- Forklift types, turning areas, loads and traffic routes
- Racking layout and which zones can be cleared
- Saw-cut joints, old patches and visible wear
- Spills, washdown, line marking needs and shutdown windows
Common warehouse flooring questions
Related
Can you coat around racking?
Sometimes, but access beneath and around racking limits preparation and finishing. Identify what can be moved so we can assess the workable area.
Do you do line marking only?
Line marking is usually considered with a coating project. Describe a standalone request in the enquiry so its scope can be assessed.
Will the coating cover saw-cut joints?
Moving joints cannot simply be bridged as if they were static cracks. Joint treatment depends on movement and the chosen floor system.
Can forklifts use the floor during installation?
Work zones must be kept clear through preparation, application and the product-specific cure period. We can discuss staging after reviewing traffic routes and access.
Tell us about your floor.
Three short steps. No account needed. Photos help but are optional.